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Can anyone tell me anything about uterine cancer? How is it bad? What are the treatments for it?

25/04/09

~lien~ asked:



The treatments including phyisical and what tests should be done to figure out that someone might.

The results of the treatments what are the symtoms that someone has this cancer and what are the results of the results of the treatments.


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6 Comments »

  1. For more information on Ovarian Cancer

    webmd.com

    Comment by babygirl — April 26, 2009 @ 10:52 pm

  2. Ga naar de Amerikaanse website van de Maatschappij van Kanker De plaats is uiterst gebruikersvriendelijk en zal u details op allerlei kanker, tests, behandelingsopties geven, wat tijdens en na behandeling te verwachten. U kunt hun call centre 24 uur per dag bij 1-800-ACS-2345 ook roepen daar bent hoogst opgeleide, levende mensen op de lijn om al uw vragen te beantwoorden.

    De vrees voor onbekend is het slechtst.

    Comment by moosviews4u — April 29, 2009 @ 8:10 am

  3. Er zijn verschillende soorten, stadia, en de rangen met uterus (endometrium) kanker dus hou dat in gedachten wanneer je onderzoek doen. Controleer de volgende informatie websites: NCI: endometriumkanker ACS: endometriumkanker NCCN: Klinische richtsnoeren voor Uterinl]There are different types, stages, and grades with Uterine (Endometrial) cancer so keep that in mind when you conduct research. Check the following information websites:

    NCI: Endometrial Cancer

    ACS: Endometrial Cancer

    NCCN: Clinical Guidelines for Uterine Cancer]

    Comment by Panda — April 29, 2009 @ 10:36 am

  4. Ik heb anders de perfecte informatie dan iedereen! Het type in U.R.L., Geneeskunde Net.com, zal het u al informatie verstrekken u over BaarmoederKanker moet kennen!

    Comment by " Venom !! " — May 2, 2009 @ 5:52 pm

  5. DIAGNOSE–

    Het volgende werd gekopi

    Comment by Dorothy and Toto — May 4, 2009 @ 6:20 pm

  6. Prostate Cancer Information

    Uterine cancer is more common in post menopausal women. Usually it is detected early because patients will have vaginal bleeding after they have been menopausal. (patients who are menopausal will often have a change in their period where they are heavier, last longer, or have spotting between periods) This is the most common gynecologic cancer and usually most curable (if detected early). The two treatments are surgical or radiation. Radiation is usually done on those who can not tolerate a surgery. It has a 15-20% less cure rate than surgery. Surgery is a hysterectomy, removal of ovaries and possibly lymph node removal depending on how much cancer is found. This is usually diagnosed with an ultrasound and an in office procedure called an endometrial biopsy or a small surgery called a D&C. Hope that helps!

    Comment by j — May 6, 2009 @ 8:25 pm

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